hexo-helper-live2d

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Add the Sseexxyyy live2d to your hexo!

Demo: https://l2dwidget.js.org/dev.html

Author's original Blog: https://huaji8.top/post/live2d-plugin-2.0/

Installation

Hexo

Install module:

npm install --save hexo-helper-live2d

Still using legacy version?

Please delete {{ live2d() }} or <%- live2d() %> before </body> in layout/layout.ejs or layout/_layout.swig.

We recommend you to use npm install --save hexo-helper-live2d@3.x to force install the latest version.

Others, for jekyll, wordpress, etc.

See live2d-widget.js WIP.

Config

Add configuration in hexo's _config.yml file or theme's _config.yml.

An Example:

live2d:
  enable: true
  scriptFrom: local
  model:
    use: live2d-widget-model-wanko
  display:
    position: right
    width: 150
    height: 300
  mobile:
    show: true

Detail settings

Settings is divided into helper-specific ones and general ones, You can merge these two into your _config.yml file.

Helper-specific

# Live2D
## https://github.com/EYHN/hexo-helper-live2d
live2d:
  enable: true
  # enable: false
  scriptFrom: local # Default
  # scriptFrom: jsdelivr # jsdelivr CDN
  # scriptFrom: unpkg # unpkg CDN
  # scriptFrom: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/live2d-widget@3.x/lib/L2Dwidget.min.js # Your custom url
  model:
    use: live2d-widget-model-wanko # npm-module package name
    # use: wanko # folder name in (hexo base dir)/live2d_models/
    # use: ./wives/wanko # folder path relative to hexo base dir
    # use: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/live2d-widget-model-wanko@1.0.5/assets/wanko.model.json # Your custom url

To see Chinese explainations, please have a look at Chinese document.

General Settings

Recentlly may changes quickly, but don't worry, it won't make huge changes.

See live2d-widget.js API

An example:

# Live2D
## https://github.com/xiazeyu/live2d-widget.js
## https://l2dwidget.js.org/docs/class/src/index.js~L2Dwidget.html#instance-method-init
live2d:
  model:
    scale: 1
    hHeadPos: 0.5
    vHeadPos: 0.618
  display:
    superSample: 2
    width: 150
    height: 300
    position: right
    hOffset: 0
    vOffset: -20
  mobile:
    show: true
    scale: 0.5
  react:
    opacityDefault: 0.7
    opacityOnHover: 0.2

Models

There are many ways to use different models:

a. live2d_models's subfolder name

1. Create a live2d_models folder at your blog's root directory.

2. Create a folder by the name of your model.

3. Copy your model to this folder.

4. Type the folder name into model.use in _config.yml.

An Example:

Your model is named mymiku.

Then, create a folder at / (Which should exists _config.yml 、sources 、 themes ) named mymiku.

Copy your model to /live2d_models/mymiku/.

Up to now, there should be an .model.json file (for example, mymiku.model.json)

in the directory of /live2d_models/mymiku/.

Type mymiku into model.use in _config.yml.

b. custom path relative to hexo base dir

You can just type your model folder's path which is relative to hexo base dir.

An example: ./wives/wanko

c. npm module's name

use exist ones

We alreday have tons of models, check this out

Click me if you are lazy

• live2d-widget-model-chitose
• live2d-widget-model-epsilon2_1
• live2d-widget-model-gf
• live2d-widget-model-haru/01 (use npm install --save live2d-widget-model-haru)
• live2d-widget-model-haru/02 (use npm install --save live2d-widget-model-haru)
• live2d-widget-model-haruto
• live2d-widget-model-hibiki
• live2d-widget-model-hijiki
• live2d-widget-model-izumi
• live2d-widget-model-koharu
• live2d-widget-model-miku
• live2d-widget-model-ni-j
• live2d-widget-model-nico
• live2d-widget-model-nietzsche
• live2d-widget-model-nipsilon
• live2d-widget-model-nito
• live2d-widget-model-shizuku
• live2d-widget-model-tororo
• live2d-widget-model-tsumiki
• live2d-widget-model-unitychan
• live2d-widget-model-wanko
• live2d-widget-model-z16

You can use npm install {your model's package name} to install,

and type it into model.use in _config.yml to use it.

make your own ones

1. Create an folder, use your node environment run npm init, we recommend you to name it like

live2d-widget-model-xxx.

2. Create an assets folder in the folder you just created, copy your model files into it.

Here's an example:

live2d-widget-model-wanko

3. Use npm publish to publish it.

4. Then use npm install --save live2d-widget-model-xxx,

and you can just type your package name(live2d-widget-model-wanko) into model.use

d. Your own CDN

If you are disappointed without CDN, you can just type your own .model.json url into model.use.

Enjoy!:beer:

Cheer for the 3.0 version and the new year!~

This is my first hexo plugin, star ⭐ and watch 👓, pull request is also welcomed.

Screenshots

TBD.

Contribute

Please pay enough attention to this document if you want to commit your changes or submit issues.

This may help you a lot. All kinds of contributions are welcome.

CONTRIBUTING

Releated projects

• live2d-widget.js

• live2d-widget-models

• Cubism SDK WebGL 2.1

About me

Imported

Open sourced under the GPL v2.0 license.